Definition: Servio is a Hebrew verb meaning "to be" or "to be found." It is derived from the verb "servize," which means to do work, often in a vocational capacity. In this context, it refers to finding someone's belongings or resources, such as money, jewelry, or furniture, for example, at work or on site. Servio has several definitions: 1. Finding: This occurs when an individual finds something of value or status. For example, the Lord Jesus Christ found a young woman who had been abandoned by her father. 2. Find: In the Bible, find may also be used as a verb meaning to discover or search for something, particularly in relation to spiritual things or matters that are not yet known. 3. To seek: This describes searching for something, often without knowing where it is located. For example, Job seeks his wife's whereabouts after her death. Servio has various applications and interpretations within the Bible, including stories from Genesis 28:6-7 and Acts 19:4 where Paul tells Silas that he found a Jewish woman in prison who was seeking escape or freedom to worship God.
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